Broadway box office: Daniel Craig breaks records with 'Betrayal' | PopWatch | EW.com
Daniel Craig has a license to kill at the Broadway box office. Teaming the James Bond star with his real-life wife, Rachel Weisz, turns out to have been a very good idea for the producers of the Harold Pinter revival Betrayal. Though the show doesn’t open until Oct. 27, the Mike Nichols-directed drama has broken records at the Barrymore Theatre for its first two weeks of previews. For the week ending Oct. 13, it took in $1.11 million for seven performances, according to figures from the Broadway League. That tops the weekly earnings of the Philip Seymour Hoffman-topped revival of Death of a Salesman last year.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Share This
Popular Posts
-
Fast and Furious 7 Script is Being Rewritten The script for Fast and Furious 7 is being rewritten according to The Hollywood Report...
-
Actor Russell Brand reduces BBC newsman to stunned silence with diatribe against corporate oligarchy | The Raw Story Actor and comedian...
-
Cannes: Fortissimo Picks Up Child Slavery Doc 'The Chocolate Case' “ The Chocolate Case" is an important and f...
-
Christian Movie Studio Head Santorum Calls Hollywood ‘Playground’ of ‘The Devil’ | Mediaite Rick Santorum’ s new career as CEO of EchoLigh...
-
Gallery: Hollywood's sexy sex scenes - CNN.com Adele Exarchopoulos, left, and Lea Seydoux star in "Blue is the Warmest Color,...
No comments:
Post a Comment